PBOT kicks off project to improve bike lanes and crossings on SE 148th
Exciting news for a key north-south spine in outer southeast.
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Heads up: Bridge inspections mean Tilikum Crossing bike path closures this month
TriMet has begun their biennial (every other year) inspection of the Tilikum Crossing and the work comes with detours for bicycle riders. The path needs to be closed so a contractor hired by TriMet can inspect the bridge cables. The Oregon Department of Transportation will take the opportunity to do its own inspections at the … Read more
Transportation bill released: Here’s what you need to know
Advocates initial reaction is relatively positive. Republicans? Not so much.
Monday Roundup: Bikenomics in Europe, NYC’s war on cyclists, girls on bikes, and more
The most notable stories we came across in the past seven days.
Oregon Republicans want to repeal the ‘Bicycle Bill,’ gut spending on rail and transit
Yes, they’re serious.
State transportation bill out on Monday: Here are a few things to keep in mind
Political punditry prior to what will likely be a very eventful week.
Weekend Event Guide: Prom, parade, pupusas, and more
Here are my picks for the weekend.
Vancouver police commandeer bikes to chase suspect on Burnt Bridge Creek path
Ironically, the bike was a Class 3 with specs that make it illegal to operate on multi-use paths.
Democrats push sales tax on cars in bid to raise more flexible transportation funds
Includes a new approach to the bicycle tax.
This Wednesday at Bike Happy Hour: Live marimba band and e-bike legal expert
Music, merriment, and knowledge — oh how the streets provide.
City Council President Pirtle-Guiney joins advocates for ride on Sandy Boulevard
It’s just the latest bit of inertia for a future Sandy Blvd bikeway.
In blow to carfree plaza progress, PBOT pulls plug on NW 13th Ave
The city relented after years of pushback and non-compliance from business owners.